Luis O. Perez, Mair, Mpa, Cssbb Email & Phone Number

Burke, Va, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Arlington, Virginia, United States

The Pentagon, Washington, Dc, United States

Division Sergeant Major responsible for advising the Division Chief and seeing that the morale and welfare of a combination of 38 senior Civil Servants and Field Grade Officers as well as serving as the Senior Enlisted Advisor for all enlisted service members in JIOWC. Responsible for the management, storage, and utilization of one million worth of sensitive technical equipment and advised on the management of the Meadows One Facility, worth over $17M.

Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States

Served as the Command Sergeant Major of 1st Information Operations (IO) Battalion, 1st IO Command (Land); responsible for ensuring that the Battalion was trained and ready to overmatch adversaries in a contested information environment and mass the effects of multi-domain enablers to gain initiative for supported units; oversees the training, readiness, and operational employment of Total Army Expeditionary IO teams worldwide; provided global synchronization and cross-functional team support to include IO planning, analysis, and assessment support; responsible for the training, morale, readiness, discipline, and welfare of 156 Active and Reserve Soldiers, 63 Department of the Army Civilians & 78 Contractors; assisted the Battalion in the execution of a $7.5M budget, and service contracts in excess of $40M.

Camp Humphreys, South Korea

Served as the Operations Sergeant Major for the Eighth United States Army Command Group; was directly responsible for the professional development, morale, health, and welfare of seven US Soldiers, six Korean Augmentation to the United States Army (KATUSA), and nine Korean Nationals; responsible for establishing and enforcing high standards of conduct and discipline; managed individual training; provides tactical and technical guidance to subordinates; served as an operational liaison between the Commanding General and five Major Subordinate Commands (MSCs) which supported over 24,000 Soldiers; supervised the execution of daily operations throughout the Korean Peninsula; responsible for staff synchronization across the Eighth United States Army Staff consisting of 28 Directorates.

Fort Moore, Georgia, United States

Adjunct Faculty Instructor at Central Texas College for Homeland Security Courses. Certified to instruct the following courses: HMSY 1337: Introduction to Homeland SecurityHMSY 1338: Homeland Security Emergency Communications ManagementHMSY 1340: Homeland Security Intelligence OperationsHMSY 1341: Critical Infrastructure ProtectionHMSY 1370: Information Technology Security for Homeland Security SpecialistsHMSY 1371: Counterterrorism

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

Student at the United States Army’s culminating enlisted Professional Military Education (PME) institution, which is the Sergeants Major Course (SMC). With a selection rate of 2% and a rigorous 10 month program, less than 1% of the entire Department of Defense are SMC Graduates. This course provides tools to develop critical reasoning, creative thinking and decision-making skills. Soldiers are provided an education that teaches them to enhance their character, self-expression, and strengthen teamwork abilities. The course assists in the development of logical, practical and original reasoning abilities necessary for problem solving. Students analyze problems based on available information, arrive at logical solutions and decisions with reasonable speed, communicate reasoning and decisions orally and in writing, and supervise to ensure proper execution. Intellectual honesty, integrity, and professional values and standards are highly stressed. The Sergeants Major Course contains a total of 1,484.7 instructional hours, and is also offered as a nonresident course which culminates with two weeks of resident instruction at the Academy.

Fort Moore, Georgia, United States

Served as the Deputy Commandant of the Master Sergeant Roy P. Benavidez Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) at the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC) which annually trained Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) from 34 Hemispheric Nations in support of United States Northern Command (NORTHCOM) and United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) Combatant Commanders; Conducted professional military education to Western Hemisphere NCOs in the areas of Leadership, Counseling, Training Management, Warfighting Skills, and Staff Operations. Developed NCOs to be tactical and ethical leaders enhancing the professionalism of the region’s security forces. Responsible for the health and welfare of over 400 students and 11 U.S. Partner-Nation Instructors (PNIs); responsible for all training and resourcing of three separate NCO Educational Courses; served as the principal advisor to the NCOA Commandant on all programs of instruction, training support packets, Instructor certification and all student requirements on a daily basis.

Fort Moore, Georgia, United States

Served as the Operations Sergeant Major of the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC) which consisted of educating and training military, law enforcement, and civilians from the Western Hemisphere; advised the WHINSEC Operations Officer and Chain of Command on all training matters; ensured that constant communication with attached, subordinate, adjacent units, and higher headquarters is disseminated properly and timely; responsible for the training, accountability, welfare and quality control of all staff sections consisting of Officers, NCOs, junior enlisted Soldiers, and Department of the Army Civilians.

Fort Moore, Georgia, United States

Served as the Battery First Sergeant of Headquarters and Headquarters Battery (HHB), 1st Battalion, 10th Field Artillery Regiment (FAR), in a M109A6 (Paladin), 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer Battalion in direct support of the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division; responsible for the health, welfare, training, fitness, readiness and discipline of 180 junior enlisted Soldiers, 90 Noncommissioned Officers and 37 Officers; supervised the maintenance of vehicles and equipment worth over $80,000,000; ensured that all Soldier issues and concerns were taken care of in a timely manner; served as the principal advisor to the Battery Commander on all Soldier matters and the daily operations of the Battery.

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

Adjunct Faculty Instructor certified to teach the following courses:MTHO 1370: Historical Principles of WarHMSY 1337: Introduction to Homeland SecurityHMSY 1338: Homeland Security Emergency Communications ManagementHMSY 1339: Homeland Security Emergency Contingency PlanningHMSY 1340: Homeland Security Intelligence OperationsHMSY 1341: Critical Infastructure ProtectionHMSY 1370: Information Technology Security for Homeland Security SpecialistsHMSY 1371: CounterterrorismEMAP 1400: Principles of Basic Emergency ManagementLGLA 1304: Military & National Security Legal Issues

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

Served as the Plans and Operations Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge (NCOIC) at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC), Hohenfels, Germany; directly supervised two Senior Noncommissioned Officers who served as the schools, training, and orders production staff; served as the primary manager of the Multinational Observer, Coach, Trainer (MN OCT) Program for 28 NATO-member nations and the Military Personnel Exchange Program (MPEP); directly coordinated mandatory and special skills training for JMRC; synchronized daily operations and installation-wide events and ceremonies; assisted the JMRC Chief of Training in developing contingency plans, annual training guidance, and short-range planning efforts.

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

Served as the Company First Sergeant of the second largest United States Army Company (590 Soldiers & Civilians combined) within the entire United States Army Europe (USAREUR) which consisted of nine separate Observer Coach Trainer (OCT) Teams, a Combat Documentation Platoon, a Light Maintenance Platoon and a Direct Support Maintenance Section; responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline and command climate of over 590 Soldiers and civilians at the Hohenfels Training Area; ensured the accountability, maintenance and mission readiness of over $27,000,000 worth of equipment, facilities and real property; ensured that all internal controls were operating effectively and served as the principal advisor to the Company Commander and the daily operations of the Company.

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

Served as the Battalion Operations Sergeant Trainer in the FIRES Observer Coach Trainer (OCT) Team at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC), Hohenfels, Germany; coached and trained Battalion Operations Noncommissioned Officers and staff to operate effectively during Unified Land Operations (ULO); conducted After Action Reviews (AARs) on the Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) and Tactical Operations Center functions; provided observations and recommendations on the unit's ability to plan and synchronize operations; responsible for managing all administrative duties for a 36 nominative military personnel OCT Team; responsible for equipment valued at over $2,000,000.

Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

Served as the Meteorological/Survey Observer Coach Trainer (OCT) for coalition units training at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC); observed, controlled, and analyzed the Headquarters Battery and Command Team's performance during all phases of tactical and non-tactical operations in a simulated environment; assessed the unit's use of appropriate doctrine and assisted in unit training from reception and integration through the final After Action Review (AAR); provided feedback to improve Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures in accordance with the most current doctrine; directly responsible for four Senior Noncommissioned Officers and team equipment worth in excess of $350,000.

Master Of Arts In International Relations (Mair), International Relations

Activities and Societies: 2014 Military Academic Achievement Award RecipientThe University of Oklahoma’s Master of Arts in International.

Master Of Public Administration - (Mpa), Public Administration

Activities and Societies: Dean’s List of Honor StudentsThe Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree professional education.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Homeland Security

Activities and Societies: Dean’s List of Honor StudentsThe major in homeland security develops the knowledge, skills and abilities needed.

Associate Of Arts (Aa), General Studies

Activities and Societies: Dean's List of Honor StudentsIn the general curriculum, you may choose related courses from several disciplines.